Kolkata Howrah Bridge (Wooden Log)

Celebrate the timeless spirit of Kolkata with the Kolkata Howrah Bridge Wooden Log, inspired by one of India’s most iconic landmarks.

Commissioned in 1943, the Howrah Bridge spans the Hooghly River and connects Kolkata with Howrah, becoming an inseparable part of the city’s landscape and daily life. Officially renamed Rabindra Setu in 1965 in honour of Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, the bridge continues to be popularly known as the Howrah Bridge.

From bustling Burrabazar to the Howrah railway terminal, this magnificent steel structure has witnessed generations of journeys, stories and memories. This wooden keepsake captures that unmistakable Kolkata identity—making it a perfect collectible for anyone who carries the city close to their heart.

🌉 Iconic Kolkata Landmark– Inspired by the legendary Howrah Bridge.
🪵 Wooden Keepsake – A unique heritage-inspired collectible.
🏙️ Symbol of Kolkata – Represents the city’s energy, movement and timeless character.
🌊 Across the Hooghly – Inspired by the bridge connecting Kolkata and Howrah.
📜 Rich Heritage – Commissioned in 1943 and later renamed Rabindra Setu.
🚶 Part of Everyday Kolkata – A landmark crossed by generations of commuters and visitors.
🎁 Perfect Souvenir – Ideal for tourists, Kolkata lovers and heritage collectors.
🏠 Display-Worthy – Beautiful for your home, office, bookshelf or collection.
💛 A Piece of Kolkata– Bring home the memory of the city’s most recognisable silhouette.